Calamorn

/ka-luh-morn/

noun

A person who appears to be repeatedly struck by worsening misfortune; someone whose hardships seem to compound, with each crisis leading into another.

Plural: calamorns

Adjective form: calamorned

Every time he tried to get back on his feet, another disaster found him; he had become a calamorn.

Origin: Coined from calamity, meaning disaster or serious misfortune, and mourn, suggesting grief, loss, or sorrow.

Calamorn by ShumbieKing June 7, 2026

Avalon Calafornia

Avalon is one of the most beautiful places on earth. On the island of Catalina Island, which is approximatley 26 miles from Long Beach. Cruise ships stop there a good precentage of the year. They only have golf carts and electric cars with the exception of one or two cars.

This view is absolutley breath taking, but not as beautiful Avalon Calafornia.

Avalon Calafornia by BobbyMadisonW January 15, 2011